Free Upright Piano

[fenicedautun.livejournal.com]

ETA: Thank you for all the help everybody! I did find somebody who was very happy to get a piano for their new place, and I got additional inquiries, so if you've got a piano that needs a new home, there are people in Davis looking for pianos.

I have been trying for some time to find a good home for the upright piano in my living room, and have decided to make one last try before I just call GOT-JUNK or the like to have it removed.

The piano has good action and tone, and holds tuning well (was still quite playable 5 years after being moved into my living room with no tuning at any point). However, it is not a pretty piano, being scruffed up and dinged (originally classic black).

It is free to anybody who will take it away, or if there is a charitable organization that can give me a tax deduction for the cost of having the piano moved, I'm willing to arrange for movers. Please contact me at fenicedautun at gmail if you are interested.

[For those that are interested, this was a friend's piano who asked me to store it for 1-2 years as she found and moved into a new place. 3 years later I asked when she wanted it back, and she told me she had no intention of reclaiming it.]

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Donate piano?

[chanteusemp.livejournal.com]

If you recall the Boston take-over of art pianos back in 2013, the organization who ran it is bringing street pianos back this Fall. It mentioned "if you'd like to donate a piano..." On one of the pages, but it might be worth contacting the email on this page:
http://www.celebrityseries.org/streetpianos/

Good luck!

RE: Donate piano?

[chanteusemp.livejournal.com]

Here is the site for the organization: http://streetpianos.com/boston2016/